We are looking for a project official for the Gwneud Trasiau project, which aims to restore habitats, improve access and communication and involve the societies surrounding Portlwyd souvenir gardens, Dolgarrog. This role combines the responsibilities of natural reserve officials and community participation.

The Gwneud Trasiau project, which works with the Dolgarrog Community Council, Nature Resources Wales, RWE and the local community, aims to

This role combines the responsibilities of natural reserve officials and community participation, and work to create and enhance sites for biological diversity and improve walking paths.

You will have experience in preserving wildlife including volunteers management, as well as community participation and planning for the event. You will be a wonderful parallel in an elegant style and a glamorous way that can work with various societies in a variety of activities.

You will enjoy working in the open air including practical work and you will enjoy solving problems. This is a new role that will develop after your appointment, so you should be excited about the elasticity of the role and opportunities to build an innovative approach.

We appreciate emotion, respect, confidence, integrity, practical activity and strength in diversity. While we are excited to promote our goals, we are not my judgment and reunion. We especially encourage applications from people who are represented incomplete in our sector, including people from minority and persons with disabilities. We are committed to creating a movement that really learn about individual differences and identities. We take the responsibilities of our protection seriously. Please click here To read our commitment. This role may be subject to a DBS examination.

This project is funded by the Nature Networks Fund (Fourth Round), which is being delivered by the National Heritage Fund for Laysas, on behalf of the Welsh government and in a partnership with Wales’s natural resources.